Ben Arrington for Monroe County Prosecutor

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A close-up, photographic view of a sturdy, dark blue hardcover law book embossed with “Justice & Public Safety” in silver lettering, resting open on a smooth oak desk. Around it, neatly organized case files labeled with neutral tags and a sleek, powered-on laptop display a simple bar graph of declining crime rates. Soft overhead office lighting combines with faint natural light from an unseen window, creating a balanced, professional glow. The composition uses a shallow depth of field focusing sharply on the title text, with the background gently blurred to suggest diligent work. The mood is confident and data-driven, reinforcing themes of smart, fair justice and responsible reform for a county prosecutor campaign.

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A dignified conference table in a modern municipal building, covered with neatly aligned legal pads, uncapped pens, a digital tablet displaying a balanced scales icon, and a printed agenda titled “Smart, Fair Justice Reforms.” At the far end of the table, a small plaque reads “Community Advisory Meeting – Monroe County.” Natural daylight pours in from large windows to the right, illuminating the textured wood surface and creating soft, directional shadows. The scene is framed from a slightly elevated angle, showcasing several empty chairs pulled neatly into position, inviting participation. The photographic style is clean and contemporary, with sharp focus throughout, evoking transparency, collaboration, and responsible reform in the prosecutor’s office without depicting any people.

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